When will we can use CUDA on Mac again?
As see, all the leading Render Engines they all require Nvidia CUDA which is a painful for 3D artists who using Mac. i know AMD has ProRender and Mac also has Metal but some software, some of their features are require CUDA. So for this reason, its very easy to make a decision to move to Window, right?
Per leroydouglas' second link, it isn't ever going to happen. This is actually a good thing because video acceleration is no longer tied to one proprietary version from one video hardware manufacturer.
Any and all video hardware makers can incorporate Metal, which uses a combination of OpenGL and OpenCL. Both have been around for a long time. And, being open source, requires no licensing fees to anyone.
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When will we can use CUDA on Mac again?
As see, all the leading Render Engines they all require Nvidia CUDA which is a painful for 3D artists who using Mac. i know AMD has ProRender and Mac also has Metal but some software, some of their features are require CUDA. So for this reason, its very easy to make a decision to move to Window, right?
Apple Feedback http://www.apple.com/feedback
Officially official: NVIDIA drops CUDA support for macOS by ...
You can always fall back—
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/cuda/418_163/macosx-cuda-418_163-driver/
Revert your Mac to a previous macOS version - Apple Support
thx leroydouglas, but by this way of return to older version of OS its gonna some problems to another software, right?
When will we can use CUDA on Mac again?
